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Volume 58 Number 19 By Steve Gorecki An expected $240,000 to $275,000 deficit in this year's budget for the entire athletic department, and a substantial increase in the demand for season tickets are now being cited as the major reasons for DePaul's decision to move all of next year's home basketball games from Alumni Hall to the new Horizon Stadium in Rosemont.Ray Wineblad, athletic department business manager, appearing at the April 8 meeting of the Student Government Association, said, "You cannot be number one on a small budget. The two-year contract with Rosemont was basically a move to generate more income for this budget.'' According to Wineblad, if the athletic department sells all its allotted tickets for next season, it will be in the black for the first time in its existence with about a $24,000 surplus directly channeled to the University. Wineblad also noted that the probability of three nationally televised games from Rosemont By Steve Gorecki Brother Leo V. Ryan, C.S.V., was named dean of DePaul's College of Commerce, replacing Dean James A. Hart who will be leaving DePaul September 1. In speaking about his plans for coming to DePaul, Ryan said, "My approach will be to move through the system, gain some input, meet the faculty and students, and establish a base of data that can be looked at in order to get a sense of what can be accomplished. There is a lot to be done. The College of Commerce's sense of planning is very ambitious." Ryan is also anxious to return to Chicago, and DePaul in particular. He said, "I'm coming home, not only to DePaul, but to Chicago. It is an exciting city and we are at the gates of a dynamic decade. I'm looking forward to having a dynamic DePaul in a dynamic city." Thirty years ago last month (March 1950), Ryan enrolled in undergraduate philosophy courses at DePaul. In 1951 he received grad school credentials on NBC (including UCLA on December 27 and Notre Dame on March 1) would also be a big factor in positively supplementing the athletic department's income. He said, "If we stayed at Alumni Hall, we would have had to raise the ticket price from $35 to $40 for students, faculty, and staff. These are the only people who will get the $35 discount price all of the other fans will have to pay the full price." In detailing the athletic department's budget. Wineblad related that basketball is DePaul's only income producing sport. He also noted that the recruiting budget has increased from $3,000 last year to $20,000 for next year. This year's budget was $14,000 $12,000 of which went toward the unsuccessful recruiting of Dickie Beal. SGA also discussed the transportation service available to the Horizon. With an expected increase in student ticket sales (there are to be no restrictions placed on the number of tickets allotted and sold to students this year), the University is planning a $1.75 round trip Brother Leo V. Ryan, C.S.V. in Education at DePaul iand was in the University's second MBA (in marketing) graduating class in 1954. In 1976, he was selected Alumnus of the year by the College of Commerce. Currently, Ryan is dean of the College of Business Administration and a professor of management at the University of Notre Dame. Notre Dame is reportedly shocked at Ryan's decision to leave the institution he has been at since 1975. Ryan himself expressed mixed Money for Horizon Move, WinebSad Tells SGA shuttle bus service for the games. The idea is in the planning stages and could include package deals for the season or single game arrangements. The bus service would be open to all students and other interested fans. In regards to parking space, the Rosemont complex will Ryan Appointed Commerce Dean emotions about leaving Notre Dame and coming to DePaul. Ryan said, "My experience at Notre Dame has been very rewarding. I have invested a lot of time, energy and talent at Notre Dame. I will miss it, but of course South Bend's not that far away from Chicago. I'm also very excited and am looking forward to DePaul and a new and challenging opportunity. I guess I'll just have to focus less on football and focus a lot more on basketball!" Previously Ryan had served as president of St. Viator High School in Arlington Heights, Illinois, from 1972-1974. From 1969 to 1974, he was also director of education of the American Province of the Clerics of St. Viator and from 1968-1970 was assistant superior general of the Clerics of St. Viator in Rome. He was director of the Peace Corps in Western Nigeria in 1966 and 1967, when he was also selected to the Nigerian Institute of Management. Ryan is also a former member of the Chicago Archdiocesan Paulia \S^321-8d02 April 11, 1980 Blue Demons' New Home Nears Completion The Horizon Stadium nears completion as workers win go 24 nour shifts to complete the facility by May 16. Speaking before the SGA, Ray Wineblad, athletic business manager cited financial reasons as a major factor In the decision to move to Rosemont. For further information on the move see editorial on page 4. (Photo by Vince Kellen) handle approximately 6,000 automobiles and a fee of $3 will be charged by the Village of Rosemont for each game. Also at the meeting, Wineblad attempted to assure SGA members of the safety of the structure itself. He noted that a School Board. He was chairman and professor of management at Chicago's Loyola University. He received his Ph.D. in management and educational administration from St. Louis University. Ryan earned his bachelor's degree in business from Marquette University, where he later served as assistant dean of Marquette's College of Business in 1958 and 1959 and as director of continuing education there from 19591965.Ryan has also been able to do some writing during his active lifetime. He is the author of over 500 articles on business, business ethics, management and social science. He has also served as a consultant to numerous governmental, educational, and ecclesiastical agencies and corporations. Ryan brings this extensive background and long list of credentials to DePaul, along with a desire to get acquainted with University operations, and its personnel in particular. Ryan said, "Between now and September 1, I intend to Texas engineering firm had given a favorable report to University officials regarding the Horizon's structural safety. These officials had been out at the stadium site several times in the past and were pleased with the progress and appearance of the structure. have a series of meetings with Dean Hart, the assistant dean, and the department chairman to get acquainted with them and their methods of operation. I will study reports and materials on the college, particularly a planning document which looks directly to the future of the College of Commerce. "My first year will be a year of assessment. I think it would be inappropriate for me to come in and immediately set out an independent course of action without first getting an indepth and co-operative look at the situation." Before Ryan comes to DePaul, he will be the program chairman for the 800 member conference of deans of the American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) to be held in Chicago in June. Dean Hart was out of town at the time of the announcement of Ryan's appointment and could not be reached for comment.DePaul's College of Commerce is the largest of the University's nine schools and colleges, enrolling nearly 50 percent of its 12,850 students.

Volume 58 Number 19 By Steve Gorecki An expected $240,000 to $275,000 deficit in this year's budget for the entire athletic department, and a substantial increase in the demand for season tickets are now being cited as the major reasons for DePaul's decision to move all of next year's home basketball games from Alumni Hall to the new Horizon Stadium in Rosemont.Ray Wineblad, athletic department business manager, appearing at the April 8 meeting of the Student Government Association, said, "You cannot be number one on a small budget. The two-year contract with Rosemont was basically a move to generate more income for this budget.'' According to Wineblad, if the athletic department sells all its allotted tickets for next season, it will be in the black for the first time in its existence with about a $24,000 surplus directly channeled to the University. Wineblad also noted that the probability of three nationally televised games from Rosemont By Steve Gorecki Brother Leo V. Ryan, C.S.V., was named dean of DePaul's College of Commerce, replacing Dean James A. Hart who will be leaving DePaul September 1. In speaking about his plans for coming to DePaul, Ryan said, "My approach will be to move through the system, gain some input, meet the faculty and students, and establish a base of data that can be looked at in order to get a sense of what can be accomplished. There is a lot to be done. The College of Commerce's sense of planning is very ambitious." Ryan is also anxious to return to Chicago, and DePaul in particular. He said, "I'm coming home, not only to DePaul, but to Chicago. It is an exciting city and we are at the gates of a dynamic decade. I'm looking forward to having a dynamic DePaul in a dynamic city." Thirty years ago last month (March 1950), Ryan enrolled in undergraduate philosophy courses at DePaul. In 1951 he received grad school credentials on NBC (including UCLA on December 27 and Notre Dame on March 1) would also be a big factor in positively supplementing the athletic department's income. He said, "If we stayed at Alumni Hall, we would have had to raise the ticket price from $35 to $40 for students, faculty, and staff. These are the only people who will get the $35 discount price all of the other fans will have to pay the full price." In detailing the athletic department's budget. Wineblad related that basketball is DePaul's only income producing sport. He also noted that the recruiting budget has increased from $3,000 last year to $20,000 for next year. This year's budget was $14,000 $12,000 of which went toward the unsuccessful recruiting of Dickie Beal. SGA also discussed the transportation service available to the Horizon. With an expected increase in student ticket sales (there are to be no restrictions placed on the number of tickets allotted and sold to students this year), the University is planning a $1.75 round trip Brother Leo V. Ryan, C.S.V. in Education at DePaul iand was in the University's second MBA (in marketing) graduating class in 1954. In 1976, he was selected Alumnus of the year by the College of Commerce. Currently, Ryan is dean of the College of Business Administration and a professor of management at the University of Notre Dame. Notre Dame is reportedly shocked at Ryan's decision to leave the institution he has been at since 1975. Ryan himself expressed mixed Money for Horizon Move, WinebSad Tells SGA shuttle bus service for the games. The idea is in the planning stages and could include package deals for the season or single game arrangements. The bus service would be open to all students and other interested fans. In regards to parking space, the Rosemont complex will Ryan Appointed Commerce Dean emotions about leaving Notre Dame and coming to DePaul. Ryan said, "My experience at Notre Dame has been very rewarding. I have invested a lot of time, energy and talent at Notre Dame. I will miss it, but of course South Bend's not that far away from Chicago. I'm also very excited and am looking forward to DePaul and a new and challenging opportunity. I guess I'll just have to focus less on football and focus a lot more on basketball!" Previously Ryan had served as president of St. Viator High School in Arlington Heights, Illinois, from 1972-1974. From 1969 to 1974, he was also director of education of the American Province of the Clerics of St. Viator and from 1968-1970 was assistant superior general of the Clerics of St. Viator in Rome. He was director of the Peace Corps in Western Nigeria in 1966 and 1967, when he was also selected to the Nigerian Institute of Management. Ryan is also a former member of the Chicago Archdiocesan Paulia \S^321-8d02 April 11, 1980 Blue Demons' New Home Nears Completion The Horizon Stadium nears completion as workers win go 24 nour shifts to complete the facility by May 16. Speaking before the SGA, Ray Wineblad, athletic business manager cited financial reasons as a major factor In the decision to move to Rosemont. For further information on the move see editorial on page 4. (Photo by Vince Kellen) handle approximately 6,000 automobiles and a fee of $3 will be charged by the Village of Rosemont for each game. Also at the meeting, Wineblad attempted to assure SGA members of the safety of the structure itself. He noted that a School Board. He was chairman and professor of management at Chicago's Loyola University. He received his Ph.D. in management and educational administration from St. Louis University. Ryan earned his bachelor's degree in business from Marquette University, where he later served as assistant dean of Marquette's College of Business in 1958 and 1959 and as director of continuing education there from 19591965.Ryan has also been able to do some writing during his active lifetime. He is the author of over 500 articles on business, business ethics, management and social science. He has also served as a consultant to numerous governmental, educational, and ecclesiastical agencies and corporations. Ryan brings this extensive background and long list of credentials to DePaul, along with a desire to get acquainted with University operations, and its personnel in particular. Ryan said, "Between now and September 1, I intend to Texas engineering firm had given a favorable report to University officials regarding the Horizon's structural safety. These officials had been out at the stadium site several times in the past and were pleased with the progress and appearance of the structure. have a series of meetings with Dean Hart, the assistant dean, and the department chairman to get acquainted with them and their methods of operation. I will study reports and materials on the college, particularly a planning document which looks directly to the future of the College of Commerce. "My first year will be a year of assessment. I think it would be inappropriate for me to come in and immediately set out an independent course of action without first getting an indepth and co-operative look at the situation." Before Ryan comes to DePaul, he will be the program chairman for the 800 member conference of deans of the American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) to be held in Chicago in June. Dean Hart was out of town at the time of the announcement of Ryan's appointment and could not be reached for comment.DePaul's College of Commerce is the largest of the University's nine schools and colleges, enrolling nearly 50 percent of its 12,850 students.